I know, right? I don’t feel comfortable being represented by people who behave that way. They should have kept their distance. Unfortunately, one can easily argue that it would have been a difficult thing to do.

I am waiting for the LGBT lobby to proactively come out and say that they’ve got what they wanted, and more, in spades – but they disagree totally with the way the country is being run.

It’s the VERY LEAST Gabi Calleja & Co could do, after sucking up to Muscat for all those years. Talk about “I’m all right, Jack” syndrome.

It’s not funny for the pharmacists, I can tell you that!

Forsi ghanki tazza ilma biex tfittex tiblahhom. Attenti ma ikunux outdated.

Since the PM in the kitchen fiasco, the people in government-Labour party-blend publicity have been gradually substituted with cartoons and roughly drawn cardboard characters.

I’m waiting for the usual LGBT card to be played, soon. I wonder how else they are planning on buying my vote.

They should know that mine is a very high price. It starts with integrity, and this is a brazen display of the lack of it.